The Tabulam Goldfields. Tabulam, This Day
The weather continues dry. A few light showers have fallen, but more is badly required. Pasturage is fairly good. 700 head store bullocks passed from…
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New Lambton Colliery
Papers in connection with the claim of the New Lambton Colliery Company for land taken for the Gosford-Waratah Railway were laid upon the table of the Legislative Assembly…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--The Lambton miners held their usual meeting to-day, when reference was made to the dispute at Burneley's Colliery, over which a great deal…
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SILVER QUEEN S.M.CO.—The mining manager (Sunny Corner), reported on April 5:—Since my last report we have added 17ft more to the engine shaft. We have also passed through a vein of galena in the…
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NEW PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING GOLD.—Among the passengers who arrived at Townsville from London in the R.M.S. Quetta, was Mr. W. J. Dawes, representative of a wealthy English syndicate, called…
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The papers in connection with the claims of the proprietors of the New Lambton Colliery Company for land taken for the Gosford Waratah railway and the offers of the…
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This morning the Minister for Mines received the following telegram from Lithgow in reference to the fire in the Lithgow Valley mine:—"Yesterday the…
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The Police Court was crowded this morning with persons interested in the coal trade, to hear the result of two important colliery cases which were set down for hearing. The Inspector of Collieries for the Northern…
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Sir,—With your permission I would like to make a few remarks re the above subject, and, at the same time, put a few questions, which I would like answered by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Inteleigence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Gundagai
R. A. Cotten, manager of the Bongonoleng Company's claim, Bonganoleng, reports that the machinery will be ready next week, and that it is intended to commence crushing operations about Thursday week, for the purpose…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Mining Districts of New South Wales. Vii.—emmaville. Third Notice. Pye's Creek Silver Field. (By Our Special Reporter.)
This field is being regarded as one of the most important [?]n the New England district, but it is as yet only [?]n a progressive condition, and very little capital has been expended on its development. Pye's Creek is about…
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The Minister for Mines received the following telegram yesterday from Mr. John Mackenzie, Examiner of Coal-fields, dated Lithgow:—''Received telegram from…
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BALLARAT.—The market opened with a fair amount of animation on Monday, the earliest demand being for Hepburn Estate, which quickly rose to £8 11s, but at the close of the market a slight reduction on…
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MINING ON BENDIGO.—A representative meeting of mining men was held in Sandhurst on Monday afternoon under the auspices of the Bendigo Stock Exchange, in the brokers' room; Mr. George Willan…
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LITHGOW, Wednesday. -- The fire at the Lithgow Colliery appears now to be completely mastered. A powerful fire-engine was brought into operation at 5 o'clock this…
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Victory Gold-mining Company, Limited, Charters Towers, Queensland.—The managing director telegraphed under date 13th April: "C[?]ushing finished; have 1935…
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The fire at the Lithgow Colliery appears now to be completely mastered. A powerful fire engine was brought into operation at 5 o'clock this morning, and has been playing continuously, and has enabled an advance to be made…
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Some gold has been found on the Great Western lead, nuggets of 1oz. and 7dwt. having been discovered in two claims. Alluvial mining is at a low ebb…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Mining Topics. Croydon Goldfield
In reference to the Croydon goldfield (North Queensland), a miner there writes under date February 28th, to a gentleman in Townsville:—"In accordance with my…
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